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    The Madness of Viscount Atherbourne

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    The night that changes everything ...
    Life for Victoria Lacey should be perfect. And it is—perfectly boring. Agree to marry a lord who has yet to inspire a single, solitary tingle? Why, of course. Smile as though this is not the thousandth time he’s mentioned hounds and hunting? It’s all in a day’s work for the oh-so-proper sister of the Duke of Blackmore. Surely no one would suspect her secret longing for heart-racing, head-spinning passion. Except, perhaps, a dark stranger ... on a terrace ... at a ball where she should definitely not be kissing a man she has only just met.

    The obsession that leads to ruin ...
    Hatred, not love, drives Lucien Wyatt, Viscount Atherbourne, to tempt the “Flower of Blackmore” into sin. Her brother has done unthinkable damage to Lucien’s family, and he intends to exact revenge in the only way left to him: Ruining his enemy’s sister, then stealing her from Blackmore by making her his own.

    The woman who will set fire to her husband’s heart
    As Lucien carries out his ruthless plan, tutoring his new bride in the finer points of pleasure, her surrender leaves him breathless ... and soon a new obsession awakens—a scandalous fascination with his irresistible wife.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElisa Braden
    Release dateJan 1, 2015
    ISBN9781310119217
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    Elisa Braden

    Reading romance novels came easily to Elisa Braden. She’s been doing it since she was twelve. Writing them? That took a little longer. After graduating with degrees in creative writing and history, Elisa spent entirely too many years in “real” jobs writing T-shirt copy ... and other people’s resumes ... and articles about giftware displays. But that was before she woke up and started dreaming about the very unreal job of being a romance novelist. Frankly, she figures better late than never.Elisa lives in the gorgeous Pacific Northwest, where you're constitutionally required to like the colors green and gray. Good thing she does. Other items on the "like" list include cute dogs, strong coffee, and epic movies. Of course, her favorite thing of all is hearing from readers who love her characters as much as she does.If you're one of those, get in touch on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest (pinterest.com/elisabraden), or visit www.elisabraden.com.

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    • 4/5
      took me while to get into it after the 2nd chapter couldn't put it down plane to read the whole series
    • 5/5
      Great chemistry, sexy hero, good writing&enjoyable charachters, on to the next one fom E.braden
    • 1/5
      Why would a woman withhold sex from a man she loves, just to get what she wants; particularly while knowing that he is hurting terribly after the loss of his last family members?! I say she does not live him if that is the case. By the same token, she starves him by serving him the fish she knows he hates despite knowing how much he is hurting?! What a manipulative, unloving woman! I do not plan on reading books by this author in future. So boring and unfeeling!